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Give me your opinion about Can the blockchain be applicable for the medical sector? Explain your pros and cons please. Thank you.

"MedCredits is the first blockchain powered platform connecting patients and doctors worldwide on a decentralized network."

-My opinion;

Quite frankly there's a tendency for end-users to abuse the usage of the blockchain technology. While it may have a wide range of application, the underlying principle should not be overlooked.

The blockchain is a decentralised ledger. Now that being said, applying that to medicine? That would require a refined research that solves a unique problem.

Did you ever notice that none of these companies have actual physicians working for them? I don't understand how they can make a product for physicians without knowing what physicians like

This is a very good point you bring up.

I'm invested in 5 different medical blockchain ICOs.

The first one I did was PTOY which I am feeling very iffy about.

I just went on bitcointalk today and found another medical ICO that looks like a scam. They have no real medical doctors on their team to advise how the product should be built. If you get through all their jargon, it's pretty obvious they are scamming. (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=2089073.0)

I do like SVH though. The team is very interactive and they have a project that can have a real application in the medical world.

What a coincidence! I posted about that Hearth one being a scam today too. I went into their telegram group and asked a few questions and their admin privately messaged and belittled me. Their team is fake too.